🤩 La montagne a rendu son verdict : @TamauPogi a tout tenté, mais Jonas Vingegaard était trop fort. ⏩ Cette 18ème étape a été folle, en voici le résumé à ne surtout pas rater ! #TDF2022
The 18th stage of the Tour de France was yet another brutal day for the riders, as the final Pyrenean journey saw the race blown to bits from the first climb, and a relentless pace over the final two passes that saw Jonas Vingegaard bury the GC fight as Jumbo-Visma dominated the competition.
The medical report had the following riders:
(202) Jack Bauer - Multiple road rash.
(114) Nils Eekhoff - Multiple road rash.
As for the fines, they were attributed to:
(151) Nairo Quintana - Back thrust on motorcycle. 200CHF fine. Penalty of 10 seconds, 4 points on points classification, 4 points on KOM classification.
Intermarché Wanty - Gobert Matériaux DS Steven De Neef - Non-compliance with marshals' instructions. 500CHF fine.
Movistar Team DS José Vicente Garcia - Non-compliance with marshals' instructions. 500CHF fine.
Cofidis DS Alain Deloeuil - Poor positioning of assistants during regueling. 200CHF fine.
(3) Mikkel Bjerg - Incorrect behaviour (insults towards commissaires). 200CHF fine, penalty of 10 UCI points.
(108) Guillaume van Keirsbulck - Incorrect behaviour (insults towards commissaires). 200CHF fine, penalty of 10 UCI points.
Moto nº21 - Gaëtan Prime - for the fall of rider (202) Jack Bauer. Exclusion for the end of stage 18 and for stage 19.
Motorcycle nº555 - Tom Claes for the fall of (114) Nils Eekhoff. Exclusion for the end of stage 18 and for stage 19.
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